Easy Kinetics: a software that simplify enzymes kinetics characterization
Morabito, G.
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Here will be presented the software Easy Kinetics, a publicly available graphical interface that allows rapid evaluation of the main kinetics parameters in an enzyme catalyzed reaction. In contrast to other similar commercial software using algorithms based on non-linear regression models to reach these results, Easy Kinetics is based on a completely different original algorithm, requiring in input the spectrophotometric measurements of {Delta}Abs/min taken twice at only two different substrate concentrations. The results generated show however a significant concordance with those ones obtained with the most common commercial software used for enzyme kinetics characterization, GraphPad Prism 8(C), suggesting that Easy Kinetics can be used for routine tests in enzyme kinetics as an alternative valid software.
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